- Analysts re-rated education provider Pearson PLC PSO, lowering their price targets.
- Berenberg analyst Sarah Simon upgraded Pearson to Hold from Sell with an unchanged price target of 590 GBP, implying a 4.1% downside.
- The company's "hard landing" following its 9-month trading update suggests further share downside is now limited, Simon notes.
- While the shares are "still not cheap, expectations for 2022 "should now be more moderate," Simon adds.
- Credit Suisse analyst Matthew Walker upgraded Pearson to Neutral from Underperform with a price target of 680 GBP, down from 750 GBP, implying a 10.5% upside.
- The analyst cites valuation for the upgrade following the 30% share price correction since the first half of 2021 results.
- However, "execution risks remain high," Walker adds.
- Barclays analyst Nick Dempsey lowered the price target on Pearson to 585 GBP from 660 GBP and reiterated an Underweight.
- JPMorgan analyst Daniel Kerven lowered the price target on Pearson to 930 GBP from 960 GBP and affirmed an Overweight.
- Price Action: PSO shares traded higher by 3.70% at $8.835 on the last check Tuesday.
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